Odor In Carlisle Spurs Fire Dept Move Debate
Carlisle council heatedly debated town hall cleanliness after Councilman Wilbur Cramer blasted the trash behind the town hall police building. Police chief Larry Stamm dismissed the fuss, citing remodeling debris and inaction by the council. The panel voted to hire a third full time officer and consider relocating the police station to the Fire Department, with a feasibility report due July 9. A remodeling plan for two restrooms and a dispatch desk drew support, including volunteers for dispatcher duties.
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Carlisle
Cmes
Dming
Founcilman
Wilbur Cramer
Larry Stamm
Cramer
Council
Stamm
Jack Shotwell
Fire Department
John Homan
Tec Burgess
Warren County Sheriffs Department
Burgess
Obituary for Addie Steelman 84 of Linden Ave
Addie Steelman 84 of 2018 Linden Ave died at 3 20 yesterday at Middletown hospital after a stay since June 7 Surviving are two sons Lloyd Bracken Middletown Norman Bracken Fort Wayne Ind a daughter Mrs Fannie Cammeron Overpeck four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Services set for 10 p m Monday at McCoy effler Funeral Home Rev Edwin Bobbitt will officiate Burial at Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 3 to 9 p m at the funeral home
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Addie Steelman
Linden Ave
Middletown Hospital
Lloyd Bracken
Middletown
Norman Bracken
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fannie Cammeron
Overpeck
McCoyeffler
Edwin Bobbit
Obituaries Notice for Local Residents
Mrs Lula Hampton aged 55 of 854 Fifth Street to be laid to rest at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at West Side Pentecostal Church. Frank Boyle aged 61 of 848 Vine Street to have a funeral Mass at 1 p.m. tomorrow at St Stephen's Church. Gladstone Wathen aged 60 of Cincinnati formerly Hamilton to have services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Colligan.
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Lula Hampton
Fifth St
Omorrow
West Side
FTC Reform Will Meet Needs Of 70s
San Francisco AP reports FTC Chairman Caspar Weinberger argues reorganization to two units the Bureau of Competition and the Bureau of Consumer Protection will improve consumer protection in the 1970s. He says the change aims for flexibility faster responses and tougher action against major antitrust violators. He urges additional legislation on product testing and safety.
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San Francisco
Federal Trade Commission
Caspar W. Weinberger
FTC
Weinberger
Commonwealth Club
Bureau of Competition
Theureau of Consumer Protection
Honor America Day to Counter Bad Things Said About Country
In Washington a July 4 celebration named Honor America Day aims to counter negative views of the United States. Organizers led by J Williard Marriott plan Olympic style flag relays from Independence Hall Philadelphia to Washington, with ceremonies at the Lincoln Memorial and Capitol Mall activities including fireworks.
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Washington
Republic
America
J. Williard Marriott
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Hall of Freedom
Valley Forge
Colonial Capital
Williamsburg
Lincoln Memorial
Capitol Mall
Washington Monument
Fourth of July Parade Plans Face Band Shortage
The Fourth of July parade remains on with music off as high school bands face participation gaps. Cochairman Mrs. William Tunnell reported planned entries, a lack of bands described as serious, and ongoing committee outreach to veterans and local groups. Final planning meetings are set at the American Legion Hall.
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Tunnell
Denver Noggle
William Tunnell
Noa Hands
Eagles
U.S
Robert Cordray
Lere
American Legion
Des Moines Calms After Black Killing Disturbance
Des Moines sees a black area calm after a disturbance tied to the death of a black escaped convict in a gun battle with police. About 400 Black residents gathered, windows broken, cars damaged, 16 hospitalized, and police kept marked cars away as the body was removed. Legal notices follow.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wendell Nichols
Lewis Stephen Wheeler
Kansas City
Wheeller
Miami Nonwhite unrest eases after curfew softening
In Miami a relaxed curfew followed a tense period of four nights of shootings looting and firebombing in black neighborhoods. Police reported fewer incidents while 12 people were wounded and property damage occurred as 300 youths gathered outside City Commissioner Athalee Range's office demanding an end to the restrictions.
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Miami
Athalee Range
Rice bound for Bean Blossom festival with banjo
Lt. T W Rice of the local highway patrol will attend the fourth annual Bill Monroe Bean Blossom Festival in Bean Blossom Indiana. He will bring his banjo and describe bluegrass as old time mountain music with traditional instruments. He says the festival includes contests and workshops and reflects mutual interests in a genre not driven by electrified shows or radio trends.
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T. W. Rice
Bean Blossom
Ind
Lt. Rice
Roman fort site uncovers 13 granaries in Wales
Archaeologists report 13 granaries found at a Roman fort in South Wales dating to the first century AD under Nero. The tally suggests a large scale Roman campaign and occupation in the region.
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USA
Wales
South Wales
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